Computacenter reports 14 per cent profit drop

28 Aug 2008

Be the first to comment

A Computing logo
Mike Norris
Norris: Start of year was challenging

Infrastructure services provider Computacenter has seen half-year profits fall 14.2 per cent to £11m from £12.8m in the same period last year, while revenues increased 7.8 per cent to £1.25bn from £1.16bn.

Second quarter results for the year reflected a significant improvement on first quarter results said Mike Norris, chief executive of Computacenter.

Further reading

“After a challenging start to the year, we are encouraged by the sales performance we recorded in the first half which is a continuation of the upward trend re-established in 2007," he said. “While much remains to be done, management is confident of achieving its expectations, assuming no material deterioration in market conditions.”

Revenues in the UK were up 5.5 per cent to £708.1m thanks to improved sales to medium-sized enterprises.

Reader comments

Have your say on this article

All fields required. Your email address will not be displayed on the site.

By submitting a comment you agree to abide by our Terms & Conditions

  • Digg
  • Tweet

Newsletters

Sign up for our FREE newsletters

Technology Patent Wars

Large companies such as Microsoft, Facebook and Google have been hoovering up technology patents recently. Is this stifling innovation?

88 %

5 %

7 %